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US 10,894,182 B2Granted
Walking training apparatus
AssigneeCurexo, Inc.
InventorsDae Keun Yoon, Suk Hoon Park, Jeong Woo Han
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Abstract
Provided is a walking training apparatus which includes: a main body to be ridden by a walking trainee; a footrest part coupled to the main body rotatably to support feet of the walking trainee; and an upper body support part coupled to the main body at a position spaced apart from the footrest part to support an upper body of the walking trainee and thus disperse load supported by the footrest part, wherein the upper body support part supports an armpit and a forearm of the walking trainee.
Claims7
A walking training apparatus comprising:
- a main body configured to be ridden by a walking trainee,
- a footrest part rotatably coupled to the main body to support feet of the walking trainee;
- and
- an upper body support part coupled to the main body at a position spaced apart from the footrest part to support an upper body of the walking trainee and disperse load supported by the footrest part,
- wherein the upper body support part includes:
- a pair of first support devices for supporting armpits of the walking trainee, the pair of first support devices respectively having a round shape to support a front shoulder and a back shoulder of the walking trainee so as to prevent the walking trainee from falling forward or backward during walking training;
- and
- a pair of second support devices respectively coupled to the pair of first support devices to support a forearm of the walking trainee;
- wherein each of the pair of first support devices has a plurality of first coupling holes configured to be coupled to the respective second support device, and
- wherein the plurality of the first coupling holes are located apart from each other in forward and backward directions, such that each of the pair of first support devices is movable relative to the respective second support device in the forward or backward direction according to a thickness of the respective armpit of the walking trainee.
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